“As if you actually had much in savings anyway.”
The Kitchen God muttered under his breath.
Did she really think he didn’t know? This girl had fallen ill in her past life, and her savings had been almost entirely wiped out. And yet, she still wanted to hoard goods?
Besides, that space was absolutely massive, and the various deities had left a ton of things inside it. To a mortal, every single item was a precious treasure, and even many minor deities were green with envy over it. Yet here she was, still asking for things like bicycles.
He himself was envious beyond belief.
But he didn’t dare say it out loud. In the event that this girl truly threw a tantrum and refused to do the job, and her current family met with misfortune due to grief, the karmic consequences would be immense!
Moreover, it involved the karma of the Queen Mother, the Seventh Princess, and her great-great-great-great-great… granddaughter. If he failed due to poor handling, his immortal career would be completely finished.
To begin with, this entire matter regarding the immortal fetus had already deeply annoyed many of the Great Immortals.
Sigh…
Thinking up to this point, the Kitchen God let out a heavy sigh.
He really didn’t know what the Seventh Princess was thinking, always wanting to choose parents of high status and powerful magical abilities for her descendant.
But those powerful deities weren’t willing at all!
This matter had thoroughly disgusted quite a few immortals.
Oh well, he was just a minor Kitchen God, lowly in status and words. He had better just do a good job carrying out the tasks assigned by those above!
Glancing back at the little girl who was crying so sorrowfully, the Kitchen God sighed yet again. Ah, whatever, she was still just a little toddler. What harm would there be in speaking a few good words on her behalf?
They could also be considered to have a bit of fated bond. In her past life, aside from the God of Wealth, very few deities could still receive incense and offerings.
Countless minor gods had already faded away into oblivion.
Yet he had received them, and later on, even the old lady in his household received them. Because of this, he had quite a bit of bragging rights among the crowd of minor gods!
It was precisely because of this connection through the incense offerings that the higher-ups had sent him here.
Consequently, quite a few more things were added to Liu Sitian’s space.
Recalling all of this, Liu Sitian patted her chest to soothe her little heart. How on earth had she been so reckless back then, not knowing how to be afraid?
She had cried, wailed, and played the pity card.
Pushing her luck, she had demanded a ton of things, even drawing up a checklist for them, writing down every single item she could possibly think of.
Thinking back on it now, she felt a lingering fear. For an immortal to deal with her would be as easy as crushing an ant.
“Love you walking through the dark alley alone,
Love your unkneeling stance,
Love how you confronted despair,
And only cried twice.”
After finishing her trip down memory lane, Liu Sitian took a carton of milk from the warehouse. She gulped it down, happily humming a song as she drank. She felt that she was a true “Lone Brave.”
These lyrics were just too perfect; they practically described exactly how she was back then!
A version of her that didn’t fear powerful authorities!
Who would dare demand things from an immortal? She dared.
Who would dare curse a certain Mr. Zhang as a stingy bastard? She dared.
Alright, she had wrongly accused him. That Mr. Zhang was actually quite generous. Not only had he fully fulfilled everything on her checklist, but he had even bought things she hadn’t even thought of. She had so much stuff that she could practically open a Wuwu Shopping Mall.
She wasn’t an ungrateful person. Once she grew a bit older in a few years, she would definitely worship and make offerings to him inside the space.
And to Grandpa Kitchen God, too.
Two massive pig heads at a time.
Just thinking about it made her feel that she was incredibly generous.
Right, there should still be a massive farm and pasture behind the house. When she came in earlier, she hadn’t had the chance to look at them yet!
At this thought, Liu Sitian vanished with another flash and arrived at the farm.
A great variety of fruit trees had been planted all around the perimeter of the farm, just as she had requested.
There were apples, bananas, durians, grapes, wax apples, strawberries, watermelons, mangoes, and so on—every type imaginable. As long as she could think of it, she had requested it to be planted.
Standing on her tiptoes, she reached out and plucked a bunch of grapes. Mmm… Sweet!
Delicious!
The middle of the farm was completely filled with planted rice, wheat, red beans, mung beans, sorghum, corn, and the like.
Previously, these things hadn’t existed inside the space. Those immortals lived off the wind and dew, looking down on such mundane items.
But it was better to teach a person how to fish than to just give them a fish. This way, she would have an endless supply of grain and fruit to eat.
She had already harvested several rounds previously, and the storehouses were packed to the brim.
Now, all the crops had reached their maturity stage again—golden, heavy, and full. Fortunately, her mental power had grown; otherwise, she would have to be busy for a very long time.
Liu Sitian silently thought, Harvest. All the crops lifted from the ground, and all the fruits were instantly and automatically harvested, packing themselves into another warehouse within the gardens.
She nodded with satisfaction and marched toward the north with her short legs.
To the north lay a massive pasture. Liu Sitian had no real concept of dimensions and didn’t know how many acres it spanned, but a single thought came to mind: It’s huge.
Had an entire grand grassland been moved in here?
Herds of dairy cows, oxen, horses, pigs, deer, goats, wild chickens, ducks, and geese were free-roaming across the pasture, leisurely strolling to and fro.
This was all meat!
Looking at the goats, Liu Sitian’s eyes instantly lit up. They grew so plump; they must taste incredibly savory. What should she do if she suddenly craved roasted mutton skewers?
Should she arrange for it in a few days?
Suddenly, she noticed a very peculiar goose. It had a long, slender neck, sharp claws, and bright, piercing eyes. Not only was it nearly double the size of all the other geese, but it was also stark white.
Even its large, prominent yellow knob on its head was bigger than the others, especially that goose beak!
Tsk… Getting pinched by that would definitely hurt incredibly badly.
Liu Sitian touched her right elbow with her left hand, and used her right hand to cup her chubby little chin, adopting a thinking pose.
This big goose, tsk tsk tsk…
She really wanted to take it outside.
However, it wasn’t the right time for now. She would wait until she found a suitable opportunity.
After comfortably soaking in a hot spring inside the space and taking a sip of the spiritual spring water, she exited the space with her little face flushed a rosy pink.
Only a few minutes had passed on the outside.
Old Man Liu was tidying up the vegetable garden.
Li Sufen and Liu Siwen were stringing mushrooms. To save space for drying mushrooms, they had to use a needle and thread to string them together one by one.
Then they would hang them on the wooden fences in the yard. In the winter when they wanted to eat them, they could just pluck some off, soak them in water, and wash them clean; they would still taste delicious.
When stringing them, the small mushrooms were strung into one bunch, and the large mushrooms into another, kept completely separate.
Small mushrooms were generally used to stew with chicken, while large mushrooms were used for wrapping dumplings, buns, and such.
Particularly chicken stewed with mushrooms and vermicelli noodles—it was so fresh, savory, and delicious that you could practically swallow your own tongue.
Mushrooms, Chinese cabbage, and diced potatoes also made an incredibly delicious gravy topping for eating noodles.
Her small hands couldn’t hold a needle yet, so she couldn’t help with that.
She looked around for her grandmother.
“Grandma, I’ll help you spread the green bean skins.” Liu Sitian pattered over, grabbed a small stool, and sat down closely right next to Grandma Liu.
“Alright, Grandma’s Tiantian is truly capable.” While praising her, Grandma Liu grabbed a handful of green bean skins for her granddaughter to arrange. Spreading the green bean skins apart would make them dry faster.
Drying green beans had to wait until after the Start of Autumn. Although the weather before the Start of Autumn was hot and made them dry quickly, the dried green bean skins would turn a yellowish color that completely ruined one’s appetite. Drying them after the Start of Autumn kept them looking green.
Even if it was just a difference of one or two days, the variation was quite significant.
Looking at the kind Grandma Liu before her, Liu Sitian lamented: It’s not easy to have a good grandmother.
In her past life, she didn’t remember things very well. Her grandfather had passed away early, though her grandmother had lived a long life, reaching 96 years old. Before she transmigrated, that grandmother could still eat and sleep well without being senile.
But she was a bizarre grandmother—one who didn’t care for her grandsons or granddaughters, but reserved her exclusive love solely for her maternal grandsons.